Conventional sewage management is expensive and inefficient, putting the environment
and public health at risk, making access to sewage services difficult for everyone. Reusing …

Sludge is a major by-product and the final reservoir of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) in
wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). Temperature-phased anaerobic digestion (TPAD) …

Sludge, as a sustainable energy source and pollutant matrix, necessitates effective
management. The environmental, energy and economic impacts of sludge management …

The emerging contaminant triclosan (TCS) is widely distributed both in surface water and in
wastewater and poses a threat to aquatic organisms and human health due to its resistance …

The co-contamination of antibiotics and nitrogen has attracted widespread concerns due to
its potential harm to ecological safety and human health. Sulfur-driven autotrophic …

Pharmaceuticals represent an emerging class of pollutants raising significant environmental
health concerns, with their presence in freshwater systems linked to adverse aquatic …

Climate change is driving global endeavours to achieve carbon neutrality and renewable
energy expansion. Sludge, a nutrient-rich waste, holds energy potential yet poses …

Introduction Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) as benzene phenolic derivatives being
hydrophobic partition to organic matter in sludge/soil sediments and show slow degradation …

Antibiotics have become one of the widespread pollutants in the water environment.
However, the effects of antibiotics on the biochemical system and the degradation of PPCPs …

Triclosan, a widely used antimicrobial agent, is frequently detected in aquatic environments,
prompting concerns about its toxic effects on aquatic species. Understanding its occurrence …